WSFR Podcasts

Gaetano Micalizzi, a district manager for an entrepreneurial company, joins me to give his opinion on what makes a person successful. Taking a look at certain factors that play into achieving (your personal version of) success allows you to take away how to live the life you want. Are there certain indicators that a person will be successful? And are you aware of how your own traits may be impacting your success?

Alyssa Crugnale, podcast host of Runaway Thoughts, contributes her personal experience with and perspective on gratitude. What is genuine gratitude? And how can we foster it to better appreciate all things in our lives?

Emily Belisle offers her perspective and experience with spirituality- how it has allowed her to see the interconnectedness of the world, the practices she incorporates to honor it, and how everyone can incorporate aspects of it into their lives in order to live their ideal life, or find peace in just being.

Aiman Salih joins me in this conversation on money perspective and habits. We speak from our own experience with spending, and about how and when time becomes more valuable. Aiman offers knowledge on investment, as well as the keys to a life well spent.

Welcome to In The Loop, a new podcast sponsored by Suffolk Votes, an organization through the Center for Community Engagement. This week, we’ll discuss the historic 2021 Election Results and what they mean for Boston and for the country as we look forward to 2022.

Welcome to In The Loop, a new podcast sponsored by Suffolk Votes, an organization through the Center for Community Engagement. We’ll break down what’s happening here in Boston and around the country once a week.

Joe Robinson joins me to offer a unique perspective on masculinity. We talk about the interplay of mentality and masculinity on athletic performance, and responding to hurdles that come up on your way towards a goal. What does it mean to “be a man”? And how can “masculine traits” and mindset assist in your success?

BACK AGAIN W SOME CRIME!! The Amityville Horror House is well known for its film and book adaptations, but what really happened? Let’s talk about Ronnie DeFeo Jr. or “Butch” as the kids call him. After murdering his whole family, DeFeo comes up with many reasons as to why he did it, but the weirdest one being that the devil told him to. Any takers?

Emily Stillion joins me this week as we dive into our mini series on holistic health. We assess the food industry of the U.S. from our own personal experiences, as well as the overarching culture. We look into the gut-brain connection, body image, and how what we put into our bodies affects how we feel and in turn how we interact with the world.

Julia Simone joins me this week to discuss death- how we view it as individuals and the factors that influence our perspective. Further, we consider the value that morality brings to our lives in motivating us to enjoy our presence now- is realizing mortality essential to bettering your life?  (sensitive topic)